Mems 1.9

Is a diagnostic scanner available for a 1999 Mk1 MGF.
The only information I have is pscan mems 1.9
 

It is the only one you will ever need !
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For MEMS 1.9 unless you can get your grubby paws on the Factory T4 test book, good luck finding one of those, the your only choice is the PScan. And a damned fine piece of kit it is too!

I had in the days of early ownership numerous software experts telling me they could programme my second key fob for me, 
the only software that would do it was the Pscan.
And its not expensive.

Whereabouts are you in case you live somewhere near one of us who has one ?

https://andrewrevill.co.uk/MEMSToolsIndex.htm
Take a look at this site

Looks like another 1 post wonder. Turns up with a single post asking for help without providing any details and then doesn’t come back to the forum to actually interact.

Yeah I do sometimes wonder about some of these blokes, do they think we are all sitting about 24/7 just waiting to instantly answer their questions?

I can tell you this much about the bloke, going by his choice of username Speedmaster865 he is either a classic watch enthusiast and has taken is username after a watch movement used in Omega Speedmaster watches from 1967 to 1968, or he is a motorcycle enthusiast and has taken his username from the Triumph Speedmaster 865 (nice bike) built from 2005 to 2017.
I'd say the latter is most likely, however never underestimate the obsessive nature of classic watch collectors!
Don't some of those blokes like to dive down the rabbit hole? I wouldn't put it past a watch geek to base his identity about his favourite watch, some of these blokes and blokettes are a bit obsessive.
I know as I am one with a collection of @ 70 odd watches and with several Omegas amongst them.........a Speedmaster included.
For those of you who may not know the significance of the Omega Speedmaster it is the watch that NASA chose for the astronauts to use during to Apollo program and the only watch to be worn on the moon. It must be noted that the those with the calber 365 movement didn't receive NASA flight certification so was not the actual moon watch but a rare variation.
The Russians used the Omega Flightmaster a dedicated pilots watch on some of their space missions, I've got one of those too!

Now there's something you didn't know about me!
Alas fiddle bumming about with the innards of watches is another amusement I've had to forgo since my eye sight deteriorated from my damned stroke!

They filmed the moon landing in a studio..they could have used a Timex...shockproof and water proof to 6 feet...would have kept the budget down.